The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

MAILS. Due -3 Cottenburgh, i Malta, 2 Waterford,. Cotisqls PRICE 111 . STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWILN,"Z o'ctocr. E 93 7 0 , I S u N. QUIS DICEn.E. FAI.SUM'AL;DEAT? L 0 ANT 1) 0 117, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1810. We. received this, morning Duck kind French , •• the former±tO•the 22d, and the fritter to the 1.8 , h inst We haVe, Made seVeral ',extracts from" there. We are strongly inclined to think.-triat Bco ,NAPAHTE finds 'the' inhabitants bf his recently ac- Anired Itly Tian provinces by no means will ng to • become submissive subjects ; bnt we' cannot now So any Continental PapetS with the hope of havirio any I bihg like a fair account of the events that-are occurring. When we' find Newspapers sup,' . esse4 on the Continent, because they . contain "sa , ,• tirieale xpressions„or ex pi essieris capable of a doable 12Zcaning, applierl to Governments" we cannot hope to. find either correaness or impartiality. The 'Parks too, it appears, - . have'been making incursions upon the French acquisitipris. in the same quarter, 13:.t the details are too meagre to afford us much-in- rormati.. , n• ul)on'the su! , je.ct.. Louis 13tIONAPARTE has been .addrevt.d by th'e nutoji I . ..,!gislative Body on his safe return to his Dominions, and when. we consider that during . a considerable pnrtio' of -Louis's residence ia , Paris he . was in'confinemerrti the congratulation of hi stibi,e;sts cannbt, be considered as a mere mattes of- f ;rm - . 1' is. &rated in these Pipers, that the Danish Go ye:no-wit I•ave usual a D tree ado!Air,g, in ihe extent, the principle thal freeshipS tri the frea grt qi:s„ it if the stti pipers_ be go id; there ginlv he. no question as to, thee, property o. 1 . 1 ,, r car v, "pr tvid.t,i only th it it do not consist of arielc:; t hat ate coni , sbAni of 'War; The 'French, Pipers and tt , e. Pagers it- der French infltinee - hNye lath con'tair , ed •e , eral articles, insi -nnattnp:,. tat a Pelce b.t weep G.. a! Britain and . 'Fiance tnlv - probably he. the. reinit aa wino he tween Mkit I A LOUISA and Et UON AP All'rt Wo really cannot s-•e etty nossltle± conriesion bet ween these two s;v , ;:tts. It is certainly so he regretted that ne cessit!', or less excusale motives, , should have in- drice,! tie Emperor ref An aria to sacriacehis - dignity,, but certainly his degradati,-)n ctn :ifkird. no reason to induce US to wish for a ,Peaces with France under his `lll , ctiation. Great Britain . c,rn only orinsent to an honourah'e Peace, .and could we agree to a Negnci. under the inediatign of .a"Prince who, having surrendered a porti , ltt of his territories, has also given up his, daughter to _the fortunate soldier who' had just , lundereci them . What goarantee, could- Aus tria, offer to vs ? what weight could she, now be in the war between -England and Fr,ince'; and .if she would have rio weight in,a w‘tr, she Would not have 'goy in a negociation. • Great ~Britain refuted the. mediation of Russia, after the Treaty of Tilsit, be eause Spain/was not included in the prijeaed nego i • • tiation : is it then likely that the Emperor of Aus-. tria s me.liation should -be accepted, - acid that. his conduct to the Tyrolese shOtild be adoPted by the of Greaf, Btitairi as a model of his conduct to the .Spaniards ? The Cabinet of Vienna-ought to be • able : to anpreciato mo= a: . curately the fidelity which the British Government 'has altays mlrilfeted to, vards its Allies,- We do not believe, however, that puotiArAari'caused these pjrag , .aphs - to be inserted With any hope of their making . art jrnpressiOn eith4 upon the, Gyvetnrnent or the People of England; they werft pr.bably only intended' in calm the dis .coutept`s among the Conscripts, anti to flitit.r the ntercantile people of France *with the hope of a Ma-, rit;ine Pea.:e. Tus Dispatches received ye,ierdry from. Lord WELLINOTON 'confirm the sigtement %%hie) we ma& some time ago„ that it was not his Lordship's inter ion to pass the Portuguese Frootiers in search of C'te.enemy. fie is devoting all his skill and all etwrg y t o the adopting of measures necessary to secure the defence of Port ugal. • It is reported tivit Loris MULQRAVE is to bp ap pointed Maifer-General of the Ordnance, aid that 4%•1t. YOIIKE i$ to, succeed that - Nobleman as:First Lord of the Admiralty. • Ycsterclay morning. his MAJESTY, the Duke of CAmEtti DGB, and Princessrs *. Aooi,sTA 'and Sprgra, Ti,de till. twelve o'clock. They4ere accomtiallied by ' Lords ST. HEI,ENS and 1 - IRitpgs, Gencr&c OwyNN.E and FITZROY, eilun.t MuNsTrA, 0.,010i,e) and. Lady CNA.; ;There ari; ,sopie curious artikieq in the French Pa p-rs KOTZ - tRUE. - His Journal called rth Bee, apßearS, hti been snOrtessail, in come notv e. its behßg obnosi , :usAgihe Great Noro -1,0$;, who, with ati his am - mei cannon, is still e: 4kl (i! • tretx tylteLf.: KOE'Z,EI3OE has tertillAt;y , Rn!11.4 at fu r Eu.6)440, FREival AKD DUTCH PAPERS. FRANIVFORT, APRIL i.--Letteri from .Vienna an - - flounce the nominalion .of aireat Many Chevaliers to the Order 'of Maria Theresa, and the protno tiori of many other Members ,of the sanie order. Mince - JOHN of Lichtenstein, presided 'at the extra ordin'iry Chapter of the. Order which was held upon . the; 'occasion. . —(Noniteur, April. J 7.) CONSTANTINCIPLE, MARCH 1.--Some 'privileged .ships have . received . perrnission to -enter the Black Sea, on the express condition that they return with corn... Another ordinance_ since' authorises all those 4110, bring corn from the ArChipelago, 'Or any other place, to Sell it at the current 'pr,ice, and to whom , they . please, without being compelled to place it in the publc granaries at -a limited price. In consequence of this measure we,flatter ourselves that the capital will soon be stay plied. with this first necessary article, the want;Qf Which has already been felt. - The English - Ambassador, whose health has suf feredconsiderably during, - -his abode here,i is making preparations.for his departure. One of . the . the fill' his p9St, in quality of, Affairs.-.--(Monileui , , April 17.) ' - PETERSBURG, MARCH 19.-The - Cowl Gazelle " announces different changes in the Ministers at fo reign Court's. The Privy Counsellor Baron STikoOtt . Now,-Minister- Plenipotentiary in Spain, bas been recalled in_ order to fill Other-Ittnaions. He is to be replaced by Prince REPNiN, Ministerat' Cassel . M.' de JAKOWLEW. ,is going from Stutgard ,to Cassel, and the Privy Counsellor Baron MALTROt will succeed him. M. BtaiKeas, Ambassador at: NapleS, will replace(' by M. de At.opuus,' . . • - MAriCH L-C(ltillt ALEXANDRR . SoLTAION. Joint Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Member_ of the., - CoUnct of • the Empire, has requested and ohtait.ed leave to resign his employMent.. - NrIgNNA, APRIL t .--Intettligeqm has been ',re.. cei% ed 'that. the Turks having' .made an, inroad into. Illt ria'n Croatia," from Bosnia, atrkked ihe artily. of Marsh•il MArtmoN-T, on the frootiers. They plun dered at ail the'plices into which they were able to penetrate, and carried their cruelty to the length of murdering the ,sick even •: in the French hos pijals This intelligence immediltely caused the price of cotton - to rise as high as 90 florins, as appre hensions are entertained lest the meaSures which are likely to be adopted in order to obviate 'similar hos tilities for the fUtUre, -should intercept all 'cotnmu nicatiorilnd ob , ;truc't•ir:*ortatiOn of Cotton., FRANKFORT, APRIL l 1.--The period when the, German countries which, according to the arraige ments made-in Paris, fall to the share of several Princes of the Ithiniih Confeder,lcy, are to be occu pitd, is,not let determined, but positive 'lntelligente is every moment expected on that important sub jea.. It is also said that a Supreme Court of Jus tice is again to be established for the'.dominion of the Confederacy of the Rhine; which is to be or ganized in the manner as the late,Aulic Tri bunal ; the, most importint papers and documents - of * the Chance/3r of the EinPire are at present in Park. TurEsTE, places,of,Uniago, Citta Noes, Porto-CtuintO," Parenzo, Roi/igno, - and Pola; in Istria, have all been furnished 'wilh 'heavy ord .. natice.—(Lethrlen Gazette; April 2t).) ✓ Tams-it, IgAncri 28.—The day bef,reyestetday an order of the _Governor-General .was issued, ac- • cording to whiCh all. the colonial produce w s hich• Were sequestrated in this:place, and has not been removed to Venice, is to be sold here by publiC anc . tion on 'the 24th of next month. The General of . • . MONTAIPUARD, has been appointed Coin .. mander of the forcei in. Dalmatia, which. has been intosix The utmost exek tions continue • to be, made to pot all the different ports in A respeelable state 9f defence. MILAN, 4.PitiL 4.—ln s consequence of - several couriers ha'iirg lively been attacked and murdered, And — their dispatches carried: off, the Governor Gen. neial," - D'uke of RAousA, has, issued a Proclatnatiiin, by wliith the.. communes are cleaned answerable for all similar .oi - fences comtiaitrecl in their districts., Iv6YRU~ Ii; Aram: 7.—According to the. latest , intelligence from Trieste, sev.eral commercial houses .of.that, place ate shbrtly expeClecl to ship payment. BERLIN, APRIL Royal Order was yesterday issued, according to - which the Ports _of Colberg gugenevalde, - other small 113rbours,- on , the Pomerapiarycoiit, are to be entirety' shut against F.:! bade in colotnat.produee, European' otnntodities betng alone admit / led. ,The importation of the above produce, is soltily permitted- by t't.v. ports 'of Swenemunde, Pilsrlth-, and Memel, where the ne. • ct-i.sary inquiry into the origin, of the goods' to be. : ii: ports can most. conveniently b made, by' the Pt uisian Commit tee of Trade, jointly with,the Impe 7. rial Fr6ich Consuls resident in Stettin, Knnig4hurgh, pod Memel. , All colonit 'commodities' whicb bencerorth arrive in.th , yaiiove . ports, cloota red to tie - shut, are immediately to be sequestratA. AmsTiMiPi, 4 - k.'444 - 1 7`.... -- iiis ,-: 1 (4ai: Maif!s9 • was plea-sed yesterday to lecelve the congratula. tory .address of, the Legislative Body, on his sate return tri this , country. Baron Kz , iontasnoaF, En i•y- Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his. Majesty the King of •Prtts-ia, yesterday presented to the King three insignias of the Order of the Black, , 'Eogle, two of which are destined for his Majesty' intd the Prince' Royal, and the third left tO the King's disposal.. HAaOVER., MARCH 30.---According to a Notice - published • by the Geryernm - ent s of ;Hanover and !Munster, the Dudiy; of Lunenburg is not included I. • ' • in .theten itories which have been cedLd by France to the Kingdom of Westphalia. . The Public debt' of the country of HanoVer amounts to 80,000,000 - of francs, exclusive Of the arrears of interest, which have. nut been paid these last three Scars. • HAI/BHRGFI, APRIL 7.—;By a Royal Edict of the 28th of last montli,the exportation of colonial pro— duce from Altpna to all such pl.iees .as are situated. in . tloe Danish dominions, - is thrown . open, but the ,expOrtation of similar goods toliarnburgli and.lo- . reign parts is stritStiy prohibited. According to a let ter from Copenhagen", .of tire 3d inst. the Royal TClianCepy ha issued a . .new regulation of pre vateers, and of the "proceedings in prize-causes.— It essentially differs from . the forther ordinances relative- to this fiubjed, and 'among other points, easels, tll'at free - ships, without:any exception what suever, inLike frc.e goods ; and that if, in such cases, the ship's .papers are found in due order, nO inquiry whatev.er is to be made into • the .property of the cargo, unlaiis it.be composed of goods which are prohibited articirs time of war.. It is not lawful for any Comniander,if a 'piivateer to break open chests or trunks onboard of. ships searchLd, and all 'prizes are to be . carried into Danish Torts. • - VIENNA, MARCH 30.—We, My assert ;vjiliout fear of being accused of exaggeration, that since the year 1792 the , public never. enjoyed so _Much tran- Vijay nor Sheaved so amen confidtnce in the. G overnment.: The credit ofour paper-money increases every. day, and it hoped that the course of ex change on Augsburgh will sooki lan at 300. CAsser., APRIL I.—His Majeity the Icing of Westphalia, wishing to conform to the views of the Imperial Decree of the 28th of July, l'Etog, respect ing the establishment 'of a line of custom-housel between the Rhine and the Elbe, and contribute to the execution of the Continental sytem, to prevent commercial relations with the common enemy, and . the • introduction of EngliSh merchandize into tht kingdom,' has issued the following decree: • " There shall be established a .line. of West phalian custotp-houses from the frontiers of the Kingdom, between. Lengerich -and Osnabruck,. to Thidinghausen, on the bank of theWeser,and a corps of cusi otn- house. otEcerp, divided into 'l2- briga.ies, shill be distr4buted 't hat line, anderner into actual service on ttht Ist 'of April of the present year. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET `CRAVF.N MEEI;ING, 18to. TUESDAY, APRIL 24. Mr. F. Craven's,ch f. lannette, by King - 111adud, out of the darn of' RUbens; beat 'Mr. Thoruhill's b. t. by . Harnble: tonian, mit of Galatea, Bst.'zfb. each. Ab. M. act)gs. h. tt. —5 to '4 on larknette. Mr. Douglas's Alinanack, Bst. beat. Mr. , Lloyd's Puck; Bst:- 51b. R. M. toogs. h. ft.-::6 to 4 agstAltnanack. L), of Grafton's Mbrel, Bst. 71h. .beat M r . Sh a k espeare ' s Nuncio, 7st. 7fb. p• I. tooks.-2-7 to 4on Morel. • The Second Class of 'the ()glands Stakes of sOgs. each, h. ft. • D. 1. . . Lord Oxford's Vitoria, 5 yrs old, 80. Lake's "funahter, 4 yrs Old, Bst. olb. - 2 Loll. C. Somerset's Scorpion 4 yrs old,.Bst. 81b. . 3 1). pf Grafton's Pope, 3 yrs old, Bst. folb. 4 Mr. Croft's Hippomenes, .aged, vst. 41b, - Mr. Sadler's Rurnbo, aged, Bst. 61b. , 6. io to t agst Vidwia —7 to I agst - Taihbler —4 to t agst .SCOT• pion -._6 to 5 to n Pope , - 6to r agst Rumbo. - Lord Lowther's Hylas, Bst. 71b. ,rec. bags. train Mr: 80g... verie'sNyinphina, Bst 410. U. i. toogs. • :rhe Spaniards on board : the Iphigenia frigate a . t Plymouth, having :suspended the effigy of Iscariot erom the yard -art, on: Sunday last, at Set threw it overboard f when one of them accurci. lig to ti bigoud custom of , their country, jurnpyd over alter. it, i,i;ith a drge clasp knife in, his hand, to rip it up ; the sireng; h of - the tide; however, dreW the unfortunate fanatic undefihe -vessel,' iind he .Was drownA. . . YA N DONE, mai)y - years Tortpr to 'his Royal. Highness . the Prince ot . .WALi",, - did stiddenly, on Suni.!ay; at his lodgings in Maiket.street, pts's. Hi 4 ,Royal Highness, year ago, o'w;el-Nitig hitn said to him; VANDC)-NE,,youhave xv,orkei.L. long enough -; acid yOu shall have your salary "as usual." . . As Sir PRozots B(YRI4ETT , no exceptions ia~'charaderising the OPilosiiionParty as " one of the most Contemptible faCtiotis that tvtr .disgraced this or any other country," it is to ,be hoped that, even . Mr.; W 4 ITB ifE A L'f, w ho s.j.etnsto. be qpite.vur racious s Pir pOpularity, and clesrous all parties, will 'relinqUisli the: attempt to secure the favour of the Baronet and his political allies. It tmiy be hoped; bet , ides; tlik 'Mr. NVHITBREAD; who seems to he perpetually anxirws.tos.peah uponsome-::*; thing or other, will take an, early opportunity of. shewing that his notions and ohjeas _are WhollY ft:rent trorn those of the ButinETT Party, and that ceqserinently I.vhateverreforin he may have in_ : viqw,: he door not lose night of out old. Conf4itutintt.„ Cortx-14xcltANas, ut. 25.—Titis d.ry the :Market had short arrivals of W.-eat eoastwis4, but tolerablts bopplies.ot foreign ; fine folly at last pricesi' .other qualities heavy ; Rye in demand; Barley and Malt maintain their prices; ikase and Beans the two desetip:ions likewke ; there are con i tei 13.1 e supplies of Oats, ;111:i this trade stlppgrts last: • priGls, In Figur po.varigtiQp, N.AVAL NEWS: PLYMOLITn; APRIL 23.—"-The ship _Toro Tile ! 'Capt. FasinuAN, from Sierra Leone, bound to Lou' don, passed by to the Eastward thi4 morning, O de° Wit4i a valuable cargo, consisting of ivory, via' , cam wood, &c. came a single ship ; sailed - fr° l3l Sierra Leone six weeks since, and brings no Po ll ' , sular news: Mr.. DOUGLAS, charged,will )i,:,ltches tot government, came passenger ill the Favourite,' who landed here, and soon afterwardl. set off for Lowilon. He brought with him tf() tremendous snakes, alive, which he took;- thei s2' gentle and harmless that a child' may hand le ' theM, without the least danger, and are-daili fe with rice, . • Arrived the'Ayr,•WEAß7oll, frau Nev;rporti .. Unity, Et ads, tram tr.stor. Sailed the Christian the Seventh end SciPicinfi 74 guns each,and,Encounter gun-brig, to the .• t' ward. . . - Arrived the Favourfte sloop of war from a CrOi . l e and the Muros sloop of warfrom Guernsey. ,„, S. The Favourite, FftEE NIAN , lion) Afrir; 1 just arrived to obtain convoy. • . * fe idit POUTSSIOI.I.II Caine in yes-. his Majesty's ship. !lardy tram a cruize. be. Arrived' this daY . his M a j esty ' s ship Ply from t Downs; with "abbin twenty sail of tilerchantipeo• A 4 .9 the Unity, from IpSwicf.; tiatacia, - Ge d . des Fleece, and '..fohtr, fi urn Sunderland. Sailed he Christian; CooK, for Sundaland. DEAL APRIL 23 ! —Sailod the Bombay, Ea rs St. ,Yin Cent; Harriet, and O Royal George, for the B ; . ..with-the whole of the outward-bound , on.' -der convoy of hi* Alajvsty's ship Trinculo, for Al"' 'Mouth. . • ' • •• ER• SLIEESS, APRIL 23.—Came into harboo niw ,utter, just launched at Sandwich. Sailed his Mdjesfy's ship Blake, Captaip C O ; RINGTON„IO the Downs ; ilia. Majesty's Uri ell and the Alban cutter. „ '"APRIL 21.—Came down the Riier his Maj est / ship Alonzo. e At half-past five o'clock P. M. th e body o f cOLLINGWOOD was taken from his Majesty's 6 1 1 ' Nereus, and put on boaid the Commissioner's Ya cht and went up the river for Greenwich. All the sh i s fired 21 minute guns. The Nereus began, the F ° Admiral second, and all the others in succes oa ; From the number-of ships . , the firing lasied tl eg three hours. The three colliers of Sunderloud, the A rTG !,:j' POPE ;,.Atlas, BELL; and Oak ; S MI T H , mentio lf "v o in our HarwiCh letter yest er d a y to have been ' ape f , oil the Kentish Knock by a French' privateer , 1 .;$1 retaken and sent.•;nto Ilarnagate 'by his brigs Bloodhohndnd-Cracker. • tore The following authentic particulars of the ce„P •• Le d of the East India Corupaity's ships, . Charlton, fi g .., l " Kingdom, and -IPiriditanz, have been derived fi a ' r , VEs;oerunce, French trigate (late the L a are/) , rived in the Itivtr., The above three vessel , ' we it i l in cOrnpiiily when,they Unfurtunately ul. O two French frigates (one a 50, and the other s ° g o gun ship), and a corvette named L 4 Creole, vt - 00 t Bans, near' the Sarii Heads. Seeing there•wen u ,:mearis of escape, • the Indiatnen ctedred for agus, e o and made a gallant stand against the superior ea of the enemy for an hour and IS minutes ; v' b es t they , were Comi;elled to strike. There wasrg ' slaughter on b,oth sides - . The female pas'er l g e o, were put' on board La Creole and sent to Pcnae76 The prizes were carried to the Mauritius, w b ,be the Charlton - and United Kingdom arrived 0 r ) :of .sth of January. The Lwri-et /sailed on. the lo ll ' the same Month, at WhiCh time the IFindittlX h ' e rl knot arrived ; from Whence it Was inferred sue ig i been re-taken' by the , B, it';sh. This * conjeelUr e d • ; strengthened by the fact, that our blockading 5 Q to ,itircm, off the'Mauritiu4, thaced the prizes, 1 1 1 0 i t-..lhat harbour, and 'were almoq within gun-shot b„r they, enti red. Woalltdrit should -make fo e -,appearance 41- that quarter, she would mesCP bably be intercepted by our squadron. r the On Snaday au order was received at Dover 1° - at e 1 , liberation of the Dutch fishing boats wli'Lc4° r o been brought' 'in, :and six sail put to sea.- Ali I t. tot colleCtion was wade by - -rhe inhabitants of Deve'w, tire: poor men, to' buy th&m sonic provisions' before, they sailed. A i t , • • YeAerc.taylbe di , VICIICS were finally •cloie“ ei l , the,Eahtindla House, and delivefed to _the l'u r 'A, of the fofloving ships; viz. Surat- Castle, CaP t ,' o i ROBERTSON .4/flivickCastle, capt. flOLL' 4 4 x O ; - Capt., G. GRAY; Bombay, Capt. A- 5, MILTON .; lOyal Geo,ge` , Can. A, GLEDs•rAs'i - for China - drea.H„l'a,seitgerS iter Boni - day, g e ! l f ll e t ilitawisz, _Esq. Pres dent of the Selat.Cotuni' m t ' f , of aupereargos ; Sir d;',l:. STAUNTON, ' C. •. ha, • TheLisbonitters of the 1 t!h state- t t °lf 'A nion getierally.prevail, d that the Patisos RE~s td was about to transfer his Court from the. Stazi'' at - t . (l 'Oat lie.had obtained the c oncurrel i i ••of the' British GoV,ernment to the. arrangernen r : i i i. Viie'oStertible motive, Lo this-new Loigration unpaired sate of his 'loyal Higlinebs'.s.lealth; ` ll "„* r d e. tiptoed 'would be• improved by the 01 ", air. of Mirdeit.a: "acre We:t 111C)Se; ever, who asqritii.d n. f to. a di-sire to eat b.. ), , :to_ tale; advantage of . any decisive e Yeats -t • • vourabie_ to his H restoration, that might- °Wit' t o It is said that the-Emperor of AUSTRIA Sildi e -e 'Archdult.6 intend shortly to visit Paris.. Have w t ; e : Princes no recollection of the fate of ilk Faintly Of Spain, who ventured into the 4(1 vreteude4 ltietui . -